The Gazelle
May 4, 2025
features
Sidra Dahhan
From reporting on institutional racism on campus to violations of labor rights regulations and the plight of Palestinians, we delve into The...
Laura Assanmal
Amna Asif
“Over the last ten years we have made great progress on other issues related to migrant labor on this campus,” said Brelvi. “But domestic workers...
Naeema Mohammed Sageer
“My experience with NYUAD counselors tells me that they put in a façade that they care and are listening and they do listen, but they offer no...
Manav Mody
Nghĩa Trí Nìm
Máté Hekfusz
Oscar Bray
Morgane Motlik
NYU Abu Dhabi students reflect on online classes, changing friendships and how the pandemic has affected their outlook on gratitude, education and...
Abhyudaya Tyagi
A prioritization of positionality, genuine insight and absence of harm in deciding which voices to center represents societal improvement, not cancel...
Malak Abdel-Ghaffar
It is time educational systems make space for new ways of thinking and learning, without trying to exploit and capitalize on students trying to get...
Ari Hawkins
How the alt-right weaponizes seemingly harmless and apolitical humor to draw in unassuming audiences to the center of its discourse.
Kavi
While the movie Funny Boy provides a voice for those who exist on the fringes of our ethnocentric, heteronormative society, the true story becomes...
Dylan Palladino
Men have long been forced to repress their emotions, leading to anger and projection of our traumas on women. Being a better human and a better ally,...
Aya Abu Ali
Grammar is inherently political in nature. If used with precision and care, language has the power to express agency over action and thus amplify the...
Pervasive myths surrounding autism, spread by authors like Malcolm Gladwell, worsen bigoted stereotypes. But Neurotribes manages to paint a...
Is supply chain financing sound? This arcane branch of finance has recently seen a surge in interest since supply chain financing giant Greensill...
Ella Benfield
If I’m so far removed from my country, does my voice really have any weight? Should it?
Ian Hoyt
“In high school, I was a genuine polyglot. Now I can barely form a coherent sentence before 10 a.m.”
NYUAD recently launched a Memory Project to celebrate its tenth anniversary by preserving our community’s history and lived experiences.
Charlie Fong
The Gazelle speaks to the rising musical star Vera Ciocca, Class of 2021, to discuss the release of her third single and music video as part of her...
Eyza Irene Hamdani Hussain
Jianna Jackson and Aahil Mansoor take on the role of bride and groom. A video series replaces an in person event as the PSA recreates this tradition...
Vimal Minsariya
The Shared Stories initiative encourages students to collectively reflect and learn from one another through journaling.
Huma Umar
In conversation with NYU’s Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX and NYUAD’s Health Promotion and Sexual Misconduct Office, we break down the...
On Zoom, if I’m feeling uncomfortable or awkward, I can blame a bad connection and leave the call. In person, I can not vanish into thin air when I...
Seo-Hee Hong
Watching the movie, I thought of myself and my extended family who moved abroad to seek this better life. Whether it's by skin color, looks, language...
Stefan Mitikj
With their short duration and potential for intimate conversations, podcasts are more relevant than ever. The newly launched Research Abridged...
Acknowledging the limited academic lingualism at NYUAD, students and faculty work to create more language learning opportunities through student...
Ayan Marwaha
Debate empowered my voice. It helped me effectively communicate and navigate difficult conversations. I am proud of myself for having come this far,...
Caroline Sullivan
The constant theme of Hristovska’s story at NYUAD is that her moments of failure were never the last chapter of the book. By leading the Student...
